1Late registration (after the last day of registration) is $100.00. No students will be permitted to register after Friday, 4:00 p.m. of Week 1 of any semester.

2Guam campus undergraduate and graduate students taking 5 credits or less will be charged50% ($137.50) of the student services fee.

3Chuuk Teaching Facility-Tol undergraduate students taking 6 credits or less will be charged 50% ($137.50) of the student services & ministry fee.

4For Guam campus students only.

Miscellaneous Charges

(the following charges are assessed when applicable)

Miscellaneous Fees1

Application fee (non-refundable)

$40.00

Reapplication fee (non-refundable)

$25.00

ESOL fees per course(for ENGL 071R and 072R)

$210.00

English Placement Test Fee2

Free

Room Deposit (refundable)

$50.00

Room Fee per semester

$1,000.00

A/C Fee per semester

$300.00

Graduation Fee3(non-refundable)

$75.00

Transcript fee4

$10.00

Audit fee (per course)5

$200.00

NOTE:

1 Penalties for late payments and returned checks (see Student Financial Obligation Policy). Students taking dive classes will be responsible for the rental or purchase of equipment necessary for those classes and for any transportation costs to off-campus sites.

2 Free for academic year 2016-2017.

3 Graduation cap and gown are not included.

4 Transcript requests must be made in writing to the Registrar. Diplomas or transcripts are not issued if the student account has an outstanding balance.

5 Students may not audit the courses with an “R” in the course number

Typical Cost of Attendance

Fees Per Semester1

Undergraduate

School Fees

$325.00

Tuition (12 Credit Hours)

$2,389.20

Dorm with A/C Fee2

$1,300.00

Sub-Total

$4,014,20

Fees Per Semester1

Graduate

School Fees

$325.00

Tuition (12 Credit Hours)

$3,180.00

Dorm with A/C Fee2

$1,300.00

Sub-Total

$4,805.00

NOTE:

1The typical cost of attendance as a full-time student are based on the assumptions that an Independent student is sharing his/her room with another student and one (1) semester is a four (4)month period of class attendance.

Amounts for food, transportation and personal expenses vary and are not included, they should be kept in mind when the overall costs are counted. For students whose permanent residence is not Guam, a round trip airfare must be added (~$1500.00).

The student still needs to calculate additional costs of approximately $150.00 for textbooks which will be due at the time of purchase. The student can purchase the books himself. If acquired through the school, books and other materials must be paid for at the time of purchase.

2For Guam campus students only. Will be reviewed annually.

Sample Scenarios of Net Cost

(Cost of Attendance minus total grants and scholarships)

Student taking 12 Credit hours

Off-Campus

per Semester

Undergraduate

Cost of Attendance*

$2,714.20

(LESS)

Federal Pell Grant

($2,907.50)

State Grants

($0.00)

Other Scholarships/Grants

($0.00)

Expected Net Costs

($193.30)**

Student taking 12 Credit hours

On-Campus

per Semester

Undergraduate

Cost of Attendance*

$4,014.20

(LESS)

Federal Pell Grant

($2,907.50)

State Grants

($0.00)

Other Scholarships/Grants

($0.00)

Expected Net Costs

$1,106.70

*Textbooks/Materials are not included in the computation, the student still needs to calculate additional costs of approximately $150.00 for textbooks which will be due at the time of purchase.

**Refund amount.

NOTE:

A full-time student (taking a minimum of 12 credit hours per semester), while maintaining a grade point average of 3.5 or above, will receive a scholarship for the tuition costs of up to 3 credit hours beyond 12 credit hours in the succeeding semester.

Full time students will be given priority over part time students for dorm occupancy. Full time students will be admitted into the dorms on a “first come-first served” policy.

Returning students must clear their previous balances in order to register for the next semester. On campus students must be prepared to pay at least “$250.00” during registration at the beginning of the term, after expected Federal Pell Grant is applied. A payment plan may be arranged by contacting the business office.

Example Computation:

The expected net cost of an on-campus resident student is $1,106.70 to cover a portion of the dormitory fee. During registration, the student must pay $250.00. The remaining balance of $856.70 can be paid in three monthly rates of $285.57 each.